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Originally Posted by Katiebell
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I never realized how important human/dog companionship was until I got to know Zip.
That sounds a little like my wife. She grew up with several dogs (at different times) in the family, but to her family, dogs were just... dogs - like a piece of furniture - they were just there, and you had to feed & take care of them, but there was no personal "connection".

After we moved in together and got our first dog together, she saw how I interacted with the dog in a more personal way, and how training & working a dog builds that bond. She bought (and READ) a lot of dog books, and now she has her own special relationship with our dog(s) - different than mine in some ways (because all of us including the dog are individuals) and yes, it's really cool.
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So, because dogs do love to please us (they live for it) if there's any way you can (in any way, even if modified), I encourage getting involved in some kind of training/activity/sport with Zip (Wiki link listed in previous post), and that bond will grow beyond your wildest imaginings.
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